Creation of Modern Quaker Diversity, 1830-1937

Acknowledgments



Introduction: The Remapping of Quakerism, 1830-1937

Pink Dandelion



1. Quakers and Empire

Sylvester A. Johnson and Stephen W. Angell

2. Quakers and Reform in Nineteenth-Century America: Friends' Response to Antislavery, Women's Rights, and the American Civil War

Julie L. Holcomb

3. The Loss of Peculiarity and the New Quaker Identity: The Outward and the Inward Life

Emma Jones Lapsansky

4. The Revival, 1860-1880

Thomas D. Hamm

5. Quakers and the Growth of the Pastoral System

Isaac Barnes May

6. Quakers and "Religious Madness"

Richard Kent Evans

7. Quakers of the Liberal Renaissance, 1870-1930: Rediscovering the Light Within

Joanna Clare Dales

8. The Delineation of Quaker Spiritualities

Carole Dale Spencer

9. Quakers and the Social Order, 1830-1937

Nicola Sleapwood and Thomas D. Hamm

10. Quakers and Missions, 1861-1937

Stephen W. Angell

11. The Peace Testimony and the Crisis of World War I

Robynne Rogers Healey

12. Quakers in Politics

Stephanie Midori Komashin and Randall L. Taylor

13. The All-Friends Conferences and Their Effects

Douglas Gwyn



Afterword: Rufus Jones and Quaker History

David Harrington Watt



Notes

Selected Bibliography

List of Contributors

Index

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• Quakers (Sociedade religiosa dos amigos)

Quakerism;nineteenth-century;religion;spirituality;England;North America;world missions;abolitionist movement;women's rights;John Bright;Inazo Nitobe;Herbert Hoover;American Friends Service Comittee;Friends Service Council